News

L.A. is home to a wide variety of industries, from game developers to cannabis enthusiasts, which has led to a numerous amount of unconventional coworking spaces.

WeWork started off as a shared office provider and has expanded into a real estate conglomerate that provides coliving spaces, educational services and office management.

As technology becomes vital in how a workplace functions, companies are adopting operating models that allow for better communication methods and a more flexible workday.

Big corporations have started reaping the benefits of coworking, but under the condition of having their own private suites. So are these offices truly coworking spaces?

Adventurous Life is a company that provides services for a largely underserved market — business owners and remote workers over 40 who enjoy traveling for work.

A JLL report revealed the top 10 markets for coworking spaces include New York, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Boston, Northern Virginia, but who rounded out the list?

Coworking space company Industrious has signed a deal to take over 22,275 square feet of space on the 13th floor of the massive Los Angeles Citigroup Center building.

Shared workspace company Work & Co has created an office within a trailer that drives you to a serene location for work, creating a whole new meaning to remote working.

Female-centric coworking operator the Riveter is gearing up to open a new office in Austin as it continues to expand across the nation to support women-led businesses.

A new coworking space, The Lodge, will open up in downtown Edwardsville. The office will provide members with private and open offices to collaborate and network.